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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1925)
EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE DEBATE OLD SALEM Willi tonight's meeting o tlw Sulum Jiigh school debuting squad, work will set definitely under way In preparation for the con tea' with Sulum, Massachusetts, slated for next spring. Orlando Horning, debate coach, announced today that Salem will enter the district debuting league the same as in former years. There had been some doubt as to wheth er the locals would be able to car ry both activities, but arrange ments have been made to use the eaine question In Salem's district -which will be used in the coast to coast meet. The question remits, "Hcsolved, That the child labor amendment as submitted by con gress to the etate should be rati fied." The Salem squad, from which the team will be selected, at pres eut consists of Homer Richards. Margaret Pro, Guunell Beckett, Louis Olmstead, Harold Tomlin eon, Clark Durham and Jack Kaniage. A try out will be held within a few wcelte to select un eighth member of the squad, Mr. Horning stated today. The eighth debater will fill the place left va cant by Martin Kedding, who fail ed to return to school this fall. There will be two teams of three each selected to i::eet the eastern team, one team going across Hie continent and the other remain ing here and meeting an Invading team before a local audience. Tin? two remaining members of the squad will probably be put to work on the state qut.atiou, Mr. Horn ing says, In caws Salem wins the district championship again this year. The first debate will be held some time in January. "Iiy using the same question In the district contests," Bays mi. Homing, "our team will get some: valuable practice for their debate ! with the Massachusetts team. Wo were not sure we could lake part In district debutes until the ques tion was arranged this way." J. C. Nehion, local high school i jirincipal, is director for the local' debating district. PICTURE AT It . The use or a navy destroyer, armed with a detachment of U. 8. Marines, Is one of the features of Al Sant ell's latest triumph. "Fools in the Dark," which will appear nt the llclllg thcutcr to morrow, fur one day only. The picture lo crammed with thrills from start to finish and those who miss it are surely out of luck. The chase of the big schooner by the destroyer and the boarding of the marl nea who capture the vlllian Kotah'a crew of rough necks. Is only an Incident but goes to shu wthat no expense was spar ed to make this the really great entertainment of the year. The mystery element of the story oc cunled Santell's attention for sev eral days. One of the thrills of the picture was developed by the breaking of a chain that holds an elaborate chandelier to the ceil ing. In strict accordance with the story, the heavy device waa drop ped to the floor, a distance of twenty feet. Moreover, It was dropped at a given signal so that It only missed Moore's head by a bare two Inches. Moore was game however, and the chandelier waa dropped, whizzed by his head. It had to be dropped without any re hearsal. These are only a few of the mony thrills In this excellent picture. COLLEGE CHADS SMALL FAMILIES Berkeley, Cal.. Oct. 7. After an exhaustive research, Dr. S. J. Holmes, professor of zoology of the University of California, has an nounced that fewer children In the rutin of one to four are born to parents of college education than to parents not graduated from an Institution of higher learning. The report of Dr. Holmes on "size of colloge families," was based on data gathered on more than 42.000 families. He also found (hat a college educated wife leads to a smaller family than does a college educat ed husband; that college men tend: to marry high school graduates rather than college graduates, and that the nvunie number of bro thers, and sisters of tne modern col lege yomr, Is about ft per cent less than the number possessed by their parents. RLOTCHY Jr nJ not ennoy you. Pimplci blnck neaaf, ic we quicttiy aupaUcd by Resinol WANTED Poultry and Eggs. c pay high price on delivery. Hop Lee Lung Kee & Co., 139 Ferry Street. Plione S330 COLLEGE TEAMS San Francisco, Will., Oct. 7. (A. P.) Football is claiming its usual quo u of injuries this sea son. With the curtain barely up fo: the play on the Pacific coast, two men were definitely out with broken iegs, while many others were luld up through more or less minor iujuries. The Univertitiy of Nevada found itself minus the cervices of Will iam "Little Uill" Gutteron, star quarterback. Gutteron, one of the luninsUya of tho Wolf Pack this year, sutfered a double fracture of the ankle in the game against California last Saturday. Jack Scarlett, end on the St. Mary's .'ollege cloven, was taken from the field last Saturday with a broken leg. A pap In the California varsity back field is temporarily being filled while Captain Tut Imlay is recovering from a sprained hip muscle. Ite was hurt in the open ing game of the season against Santa i.'lara. "Hank Millage, considered the likolieJt understudy of Ernie Nevers, captain and fullback of the Stanford team, is out for the season with an injured knee. CHAUNCEY BISHOP TO COACH OREGON KICKERS Eugene, Or., Oct. 7. Chaunccv Bishop, manager of the Pendleton woolen mills, who played on the Columbia university team with Dick Smith, University of Oregon coach, 25 years ago. will join the staff of Oregon coaches this week and will have complete charge of the kickers. Mimnaugh, Wet zel, Harrison and Anderson, all of whom studied the art of booting the ball under Bishop in spring practice, are showing a vast improvement. T FEELS FIRST TOUCH OE Chicago, Oct. 7. The mid-west is overcoutcd and snow shovels are being wielded in South Da kola, Montana and Wyoming. Bur while surcease from shivers promised the far west today, the wheat belt looks for its first snow and the eastern section may ex pect, later in the week, tempera- tures approaching frost. Then is five inches of snow in Lead. S. D. The white blanket in Casper, Wwo., Is three inches thick. Heavy rains are reported over a storm tre.-i in the Itocky moun tains section reaching as far south as. iew Mexico and Arizona. Hun FOR BURNING. ECZEMA Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid Easy to Use When applied as directed Zemo effectively removes Eczema, quick ly stops itching, and heals skin troubles, also Sores, Burns, wounds and Chafing. It pene trates, cleanses and soothes. 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Uniou Pacific trains are delay ed In Wyoming. The' light snowfall In Sioux City, Iowa, and Virginia, Minne sota, melted as it fell. The gulf states aro the warm est spots in the country. Fort Worth wae only four degrees un der the ceniury mnrk at ite heat peak yesterday and Florida, Lou isiana, Alabama and Mississippi were well up In the eighties nnd smaller nineties. Los Angeles Cal. Edward Kee ly was held to answer In justice court on a charge ot stealing a book of sermons. Bunions f Quick relief' from pain. Prevent shoe pressure. Atirugand shoe uoraexaywhere Dr ScU oil's Xino-pads PuC one on th twin It ton m r Before you Build or Buy a Home u insist on CkecICfeal Electrical Wiring PAancmTBS? DEMILITARIZED ZONES BETWEEN NATIONS FAVORED Washington, Oct. 7. (A. P.) 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